Spot shooting and continuous shooting cooperation mechanism and rubber band gun
By designing a collaborative mechanism that includes a locking element, a trigger, and a conversion mechanism, the problem of complex single-shot and continuous-shot functions in existing rubber band guns has been solved, resulting in a rubber band gun with a simple structure, stable firing, and high fun.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-04-03
- Publication Date
- 2026-04-07
AI Technical Summary
Existing rubber band guns lack a simple, stable, and engaging mechanism for switching between burst and continuous fire.
The coordinated mechanism consists of a first locking element, a second locking element, a trigger, and a conversion latch. It achieves the conversion between burst firing and continuous firing functions through different locking elements and spring connections. Combined with the impact bolt, swing hook, and rubber band release latch assembly, it achieves stable firing of the rubber band.
It achieves a simple structure, stable firing, and fun combination of burst and continuous firing, enhancing the user experience of the rubber band gun.
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Abstract
Description
TECHNICAL FIELD
[0001] The utility model relates to a rubber band gun technical field, concretely speaking, a point and continuous shooting coordination mechanism and rubber band gun with simple structure, stable emission, good coordination effect and strong interestingness. BACKGROUND
[0002] As we all know, rubber band gun is a kind of classic toy, and is mostly made of wood or metal material as gun body, and by simple design, cleverly uses the elastic potential energy of rubber band as power, and launches rubber band as bullet.
[0003] At present, the existing rubber band gun does not have a point and continuous shooting conversion mechanism, and the function is relatively single, even if the rubber band gun with point and continuous shooting function exists, the structure for realizing the point and continuous shooting function in the rubber band gun is relatively complex, and the interestingness is low. SUMMARY
[0004] The utility model discloses a point and continuous shooting coordination mechanism and rubber band gun with simple structure, stable emission, good coordination effect and strong interestingness.
[0005] The utility model discloses the technical scheme that solves its technical problem is:
[0006] A point and continuous shooting coordination mechanism, characterized in that the coordination mechanism includes first locking piece, second locking piece, trigger, conversion clamp, the trigger is slidably connected with the gun body, the middle part of first locking piece and second locking piece is rotatably connected with the gun body through a shaft, the first locking piece is connected with the front end of trigger through a pull rod, the first locking piece is connected with the gun body through a first spring, the second locking piece is abutted on the front end of trigger through the action of a second spring, the second locking piece is connected with the gun body through a second spring, the side surface of second locking piece is drivingly connected with the conversion clamp installed on the gun body, the trigger is connected with the gun body through a third spring, when the conversion clamp does not clamp the second locking piece, the trigger moves backward to drive the locking portion of first locking piece to move downward, the locking portion of second locking piece moves upward to realize the point shooting function, when the conversion clamp clamps the second locking piece, the trigger moves backward to drive the clamping portion of first locking piece to move upward to realize the continuous shooting function.
[0007] The first locking piece and the second locking piece are rotatably connected with the gun body through a first pin shaft and a second pin shaft respectively.
[0008] The first locking piece and the second locking piece are rotatably connected with the gun body through a third pin shaft.
[0009] The first locking piece includes a first locking portion, a first connecting portion, a first pin hole and a first mounting hole, the first locking portion and the first connecting portion are integrally connected, and the first pin hole is located between the first locking portion and the first connecting portion.
[0010] The first mounting hole of this utility model is located on the first locking part, the first pin hole is rotatably connected to the gun body via a pin shaft, the first connecting part is connected to the gun body via a first spring, and the first mounting hole is connected to one end of the pull rod.
[0011] The second locking member of this utility model includes a second locking part, a second connecting part, and a second pin hole. The first locking part and the second locking part are integrally connected in an L-shape. The second pin hole is located between the second locking part and the second connecting part. The second locking part is provided with a snap-fit part for the conversion clip to snap into.
[0012] The end of the second connecting part of this utility model is connected to the trigger, and the middle part of the second connecting part is connected to the gun body via a second spring.
[0013] A rubber band gun employing the aforementioned burst and rapid-fire coordination mechanism comprises a gun body, a bolt, a swing hook, and a rubber band release latch assembly. The bolt is mounted on the upper interior of the gun body and is slidably connected to the gun body. The bolt is connected to the gun body via a fourth spring. A swing hook is rotatably connected to the rear side of the bolt. The swing hook includes a hooking point and a sliding flipping part, which are integrally connected in an L-shape. A third pin hole is provided between the hooking point and the sliding flipping part, and the third pin hole is rotatably connected to the bolt via a fourth pin. The sliding flipping part rotates along a groove inside the gun body, causing the hooking point to flip and release the rubber band. A rubber band release latch assembly is mounted on the rear side of the gun body. The burst and rapid-fire coordination mechanism is mounted on the gun body below the bolt, and the locking part of the burst and rapid-fire coordination mechanism engages with the locking groove provided on the bolt.
[0014] The rubber band release mechanism assembly of this utility model includes a gear, a release mechanism, an impactor, and a fifth spring. The gear is rotatably connected to the gun body via a fifth pin. The release mechanism is rotatably connected to the gun body on the side of the gear via a sixth pin. The release mechanism is elastically connected to the gun body via a fifth spring. The impactor is rotatably connected to the gun body on the side of the release mechanism via a seventh pin. The impactor contacts a sliding bolt. The bolt collides with the impactor, causing the release mechanism to rotate, thereby releasing the gear.
[0015] The conversion clip of this utility model includes a clip connector and a toggle head. The clip connector is connected to the toggle head, and the toggle head drives the clip connector to move so that the clip connector makes snap-fit contact with the snap-fit part on the second locking part.
[0016] This utility model, due to the above-mentioned structure, has the advantages of simple structure, stable launch, good synergistic effect, and strong interest. Attached Figure Description
[0017] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of Embodiment 1 of the present invention.
[0018] Figure 2 yesFigure 1 Enlarged view of the inside of the gunshot wound.
[0019] Figure 3 yes Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the coordinated mechanism for mid-point firing and continuous firing.
[0020] Figure 4 yes Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the structure of the first locking component.
[0021] Figure 5 yes Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the structure of the second locking component.
[0022] Figure 6 yes Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the intermediate conversion card.
[0023] Figure 7 This is an enlarged view of the inside of the gun body in Embodiment 2 of the present invention.
[0024] Figure 8 yes Figure 7 A schematic diagram of the coordinated mechanism for mid-point firing and continuous firing.
[0025] Figure 9 yes Figure 7 A schematic diagram of the structure of the first locking component.
[0026] Figure 10 yes Figure 7 A schematic diagram of the structure of the second locking component. Detailed Implementation
[0027] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings:
[0028] As shown in the attached figure, a burst-fire and continuous-fire coordination mechanism is characterized in that the coordination mechanism includes a first locking member 1, a second locking member 2, a trigger 3, and a conversion latch 4. The trigger 3 is slidably connected to the gun body 5. The first locking member 1 and the second locking member 2 are rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a pin shaft at their middle portions. The first locking member 1 is connected to the front end of the trigger 3 via a pull rod 6. The first locking member 1 is connected to the gun body 5 via a first spring 7. The second locking member 2 abuts against the front end of the trigger 3 under the action of a second spring 8. The second locking member 2 is connected to the gun body 5 via the second spring 8. The side of the second locking member 2 is driven to be connected to the conversion latch 4 installed on the gun body 5. The trigger 3 is connected to the gun body 5 via the third spring 9. When the conversion latch 4 does not lock the second locking member 2, the trigger 3 moves backward, causing the locking part of the first locking member 1 to move down and the locking part of the second locking member 2 to move up, thus realizing the burst firing function. When the conversion latch 4 locks the second locking member 2, the trigger 3 moves backward, causing the locking part of the first locking member 1 to move up, thus realizing the continuous firing function.
[0029] Furthermore, the first locking member 1 and the second locking member 2 are rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via the first pin 10 and the second pin 11, respectively.
[0030] Furthermore, the first locking member 1 and the second locking member 2 are rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via the same third pin 12.
[0031] Furthermore, the first locking member 1 includes a first locking part 13, a first connecting part 14, a first pin hole 15, and a first mounting hole 16. The first locking part 13 and the first connecting part 14 are integrally connected, and the first pin hole 15 is located between the first locking part 13 and the first connecting part 14.
[0032] Furthermore, the first mounting hole 16 is located on the first locking part 13, the first pin hole 15 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a pin shaft, the first connecting part 14 is connected to the gun body 5 via the first spring 7, and the first mounting hole 16 is connected to one end of the pull rod 6.
[0033] Furthermore, the second locking member 2 includes a second locking part 17, a second connecting part 18, and a second pin hole 19. The first locking part 13 and the second locking part 17 are integrally connected in an L-shape. The second pin hole 19 is located between the second locking part 17 and the second connecting part 18. The second locking part 17 is provided with a snap-fit part 20 for the conversion clip 4 to snap into.
[0034] Furthermore, the end of the second connecting part 18 is connected to the trigger 3, and the middle part of the second connecting part 18 is connected to the gun body 5 via the second spring 8.
[0035] A rubber band gun employing the aforementioned burst and continuous firing coordination mechanism includes a gun body 5, a bolt 21, a swing hook 22, and a rubber band release latch assembly. The bolt 21 is installed inside the upper part of the gun body 5, and is slidably connected to the gun body 5. The bolt 21 is connected to the gun body 5 via a fourth spring 23. The swing hook 22 is rotatably connected to the rear side of the bolt 21. The swing hook 22 includes a hook point 24 and a sliding flipping part 25, wherein the hook point 24 and the sliding flipping part 25 are in a... The L-shaped integrated connection has a third pin hole 26 between the hanging point 24 and the sliding flipping part 25. The third pin hole 26 is rotatably connected to the bolt 21 via the fourth pin 27. The sliding flipping part 25 drives the hanging point 24 to flip along the sliding groove in the gun body 5 to release the rubber band. A rubber band release clip assembly is installed on the rear side of the gun body 5. A burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is installed on the gun body 5 below the bolt 21. The locking part 20 of the burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is locked with the locking groove 28 provided on the bolt 21.
[0036] Furthermore, the rubber band release mechanism assembly includes a gear 29, a release mechanism 30, an impactor 31, and a fifth spring 32. The gear 29 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a fifth pin. The release mechanism 30 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 on the side of the gear 29 via a sixth pin 33. The release mechanism 30 is elastically connected to the gun body 5 via the fifth spring 32. The impactor 31 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 on the side of the release mechanism 30 via a seventh pin. The impactor 31 contacts the sliding bolt 21. The bolt 21 collides with the impactor 31, causing the release mechanism 30 to rotate, thereby releasing the gear 29.
[0037] Furthermore, the conversion card 4 includes a card connector 34 and a toggle head 35. The card connector 34 is connected to the toggle head 35. The toggle head 35 drives the card connector 34 to move so that the card connector 34 engages with the card engagement part 20 on the second locking part 17.
[0038] Example 1
[0039] A rubber band gun includes a gun body 5, a bolt 21, a swing hook 22, a rubber band release latch assembly, and a burst and continuous firing coordination mechanism. The bolt 21 is installed inside the upper part of the gun body 5 and is slidably connected to the gun body 5. The bolt 21 is connected to the gun body 5 via a fourth spring 23. The swing hook 22 is rotatably connected to the rear side of the bolt 21. The swing hook 22 includes a hook point 24 and a sliding flipping part 25. The hook point 24 and the sliding flipping part 25 are integrally connected in an L-shape. A third pin hole 26 is provided between the hanging point 24 and the sliding flipping part 25. The third pin hole 26 is rotatably connected to the bolt 21 via the fourth pin 27. The sliding flipping part 25 drives the hanging point 24 to flip along the sliding groove 42 inside the gun body 5 to release the rubber band. A rubber band release clip assembly is installed on the rear side of the gun body 5. A burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is installed on the gun body 5 below the bolt 21. The locking part 20 of the burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is locked with the locking groove 28 provided on the bolt 21.
[0040] The burst and rapid-fire coordination mechanism includes a first locking member 1, a second locking member 2, a trigger 3, and a conversion latch 4. The trigger 3 is slidably connected to the gun body 5. The middle of the first locking member 1 and the second locking member 2 are rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a pin shaft. The first locking member 1 is connected to the front end of the trigger 3 via a pull rod 6. The first locking member 1 is connected to the gun body 5 via a first spring 7. The second locking member 2 abuts against the front end of the trigger 3 under the action of a second spring 8. The second locking member 2 is connected to the gun body 5 via a second spring 8. The side of the second locking member 2 is driven to connect with the conversion latch 4 installed on the gun body 5. The trigger 3 is connected to the gun body 5 via a third spring 9. When the conversion latch 4 does not lock the second locking member 2, the trigger 3 moves backward, causing the locking part of the first locking member 1 to move downward and the locking part of the second locking member 2 to move upward, thus realizing the burst-fire function. When the conversion latch 4 locks the second locking member 2, the trigger 3 moves backward, causing the locking part 20 of the first locking member 1 to move upward, thus realizing the rapid-fire function.
[0041] The first locking member 1 and the second locking member 2 are rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via the first pin 10 and the second pin 11, respectively.
[0042] The first locking member 1 includes a first locking part 13, a first connecting part 14, a first pin hole 15, and a first mounting hole 16. The first locking part 13 and the first connecting part 14 are integrally connected, and the first pin hole 15 is located between the first locking part 13 and the first connecting part 14.
[0043] The first mounting hole 16 is located on the first locking part 13, the first pin hole 15 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a pin shaft, the first connecting part 14 is connected to the gun body 5 via the first spring 7, and the first mounting hole 16 is connected to one end of the pull rod 6.
[0044] The first locking part 13 is provided with a hook groove 40, and the hook groove 40 of the first locking part 13 hooks onto the lower side of the second pin 11.
[0045] The second locking member 2 includes a second locking part 17, a second connecting part 18, and a second pin hole 19. The first locking part 13 and the second locking part 17 are integrally connected in an L-shape. The second pin hole 19 is located between the second locking part 17 and the second connecting part 18. The second locking part 17 is provided with a snap-fit part 20 for the conversion clip 4 to snap into.
[0046] The end of the second connecting part 18 is connected to the trigger 3, and the middle part of the second connecting part 18 is connected to the gun body 5 via the second spring 8.
[0047] The rubber band release mechanism assembly includes a gear 29, a release mechanism 30, an impactor 31, and a fifth spring 32. The gear 29 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a fifth pin 45. The release mechanism 30 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 on the side of the gear 29 via a sixth pin 33. The release mechanism 30 is elastically connected to the gun body 5 via the fifth spring 32. The impactor 31 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 on the side of the release mechanism 30 via a seventh pin 44. The impactor 31 contacts the sliding bolt 21. The bolt 21 collides with the impactor 31, causing the release mechanism 30 to rotate, thereby releasing the gear 29.
[0048] The conversion card 4 includes a card connector 34 and a toggle head 35. The card connector 34 is connected to the toggle head 35. The toggle head 35 drives the card connector 34 to move so that the card connector 34 engages with the card engagement part 20 on the second locking part 17.
[0049] Example 2
[0050] A rubber band gun employing the aforementioned burst and continuous firing coordination mechanism includes a gun body 5, a bolt 21, a swing hook 22, and a rubber band release latch assembly. The bolt 21 is installed inside the upper part of the gun body 5, and is slidably connected to the gun body 5. The bolt 21 is connected to the gun body 5 via a fourth spring 23. The swing hook 22 is rotatably connected to the rear side of the bolt 21. The swing hook 22 includes a hook point 24 and a sliding flipping part 25, the hook point 24 and the sliding flipping part 25 forming an L-shape. The gun body 5 is integrated with a third pin hole 26 between the hanging point 24 and the sliding and flipping part 25. The third pin hole 26 is rotatably connected to the bolt 21 via the fourth pin 27. The sliding and flipping part 25 drives the hanging point 24 to flip along the sliding groove 42 inside the gun body 5 to release the rubber band. A rubber band release clip assembly is installed on the rear side of the gun body 5. A burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is installed on the gun body 5 below the bolt 21. The locking part 20 of the burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is locked with the locking groove 28 provided on the bolt 21.
[0051] The burst and rapid-fire coordination mechanism includes a first locking member 1, a second locking member 2, a trigger 3, and a conversion latch 4. The trigger 3 is slidably connected to the gun body 5. The middle of the first locking member 1 and the second locking member 2 are rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a pin shaft. The first locking member 1 is connected to the front end of the trigger 3 via a pull rod 6. The first locking member 1 is connected to the gun body 5 via a first spring 7. The second locking member 2 abuts against the front end of the trigger 3 under the action of a second spring 8. The second locking member 2 is connected to the gun body 5 via a second spring 8. The side of the second locking member 2 is driven to connect with the conversion latch 4 installed on the gun body 5. The trigger 3 is connected to the gun body 5 via a third spring 9. When the conversion latch 4 does not lock the second locking member 2, the trigger 3 moves backward, causing the locking part of the first locking member 1 to move downward and the locking part of the second locking member 2 to move upward, thus realizing the burst-fire function. When the conversion latch 4 locks the second locking member 2, the trigger 3 moves backward, causing the locking part 20 of the first locking member 1 to move upward, thus realizing the rapid-fire function.
[0052] The first locking member 1 and the second locking member 2 are rotatably connected to the gun body 5 through the same third pin 12.
[0053] The first locking member 1 includes a first locking part 13, a first connecting part 14, a first pin hole 15, and a first mounting hole 16. The first locking part 13 and the first connecting part 14 are integrally connected, and the first pin hole 15 is located between the first locking part 13 and the first connecting part 14.
[0054] The first mounting hole 16 is located on the first locking part 13, the first pin hole 15 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a pin shaft, the first connecting part 14 is connected to the gun body 5 via the first spring 7, and the first mounting hole 16 is connected to one end of the pull rod 6.
[0055] The second locking member 2 includes a second locking part 17, a second connecting part 18, and a second pin hole 19. The first locking part 13 and the second locking part 17 are integrally connected in an L-shape. The second pin hole 19 is located between the second locking part 17 and the second connecting part 18. The second locking part 17 is provided with a snap-fit part 20 for the conversion clip 4 to snap into.
[0056] The end of the second connecting part 18 is connected to the trigger 3, and the middle part of the second connecting part 18 is connected to the gun body 5 via the second spring 8.
[0057] The rubber band release mechanism assembly includes a gear 29, a release mechanism 30, an impactor 31, and a fifth spring 32. The gear 29 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via a fifth pin 45. The release mechanism 30 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 on the side of the gear 29 via a sixth pin 33. The release mechanism 30 is elastically connected to the gun body 5 via the fifth spring 32. The impactor 31 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 on the side of the release mechanism 30 via a seventh pin 44. The impactor 31 contacts the sliding bolt 21. The bolt 21 collides with the impactor 31, causing the release mechanism 30 to rotate, thereby releasing the gear 29.
[0058] The conversion card 4 includes a card connector 34 and a toggle head 35. The card connector 34 is connected to the toggle head 35. The toggle head 35 drives the card connector 34 to move so that the card connector 34 engages with the card engagement part 20 on the second locking part 17.
[0059] The two aforementioned test triggers have a magazine slot 36 located below the gun body 5 on the front side of the trigger 3. The gun body 5 on the side of the magazine slot 36 is connected to the magazine catch 38 via the sixth spring 37. The magazine catch 38 is rotatably connected to the gun body 5 via the eighth pin 39. The magazine box 43 is engaged in the magazine slot 36 and engaged by the magazine catch 38.
[0060] The rubber band gun made using the above embodiments can be used in two ways: single-shot firing and continuous firing.
[0061] The steps for burst firing are as follows:
[0062] Rotate or move the actuating head 35 of the conversion clip 4 to separate the clip 34 from the second locking part 17 of the second locking member 2. Hang the rubber bands sequentially between the rubber band slot 41 and the gear 29 at the front end of the gun body 5, with one rubber band hanging on the hook point 24 of the swing hook 22. Then move the trigger 3 backward. Simultaneously, as the trigger 3 pulls the lever 6, the second connecting part 18 of the second locking member 2 moves towards the direction of the trigger 3 under the action of the second spring 8. The lever 6 pulls the first locking part 13 of the first locking member 1 downward, causing the second locking part 17 of the second locking member 2 to rise. After the first locking part 13 moves downward, the bolt 21 is released. The released bolt 21 is pulled forward by the rubber band, and the swing hook 22 moves along the slide groove 42 and then flips to release the rubber band. The bolt 21 moves backward under the action of the fourth spring 23 to collide with the impact member 31. At the same time, the second locking part 17, which is lifted up, engages and locks the bolt. The impact member 31 drives the release clip 30 to rotate, thereby releasing the gear 29. The gear 29 releases a rubber band and hangs it on the hanging point 24 of the swing hook 22 of the bolt 21. At this time, the trigger 3 is released. The trigger 3 moves forward under the action of the third spring 9. The front end of the trigger 3 pushes the second connecting part 18 of the second locking member 2 to move forward. The second locking part 17 of the second locking member 2 moves downward under the action of the second spring 8. The first locking part 13 of the first locking member 1 moves upward under the action of the first spring 7, replacing the second locking part 17 to lock the bolt 21, thereby completing the firing of a rubber band and realizing the burst firing process.
[0063] The steps for continuous firing are as follows:
[0064] Rotate or move the actuating head 35 of the conversion clip 4 to engage the clip 34 with the second locking part 17 of the second locking member 2. This locks the second locking part 17 of the second locking member 2 in place via the clip 34 of the conversion clip 4. Then, sequentially hang rubber bands between the rubber band slot 41 and the gear 29 at the front end of the gun body 5, with one rubber band hanging on the hook point 24 of the swing hook 22. Next, move the trigger 3 backward, which pulls the lever 6. The lever 6 pulls the first locking part 13 of the first locking member 1 downward, while the second connecting part 18 of the second locking member 2 remains stationary. After the first locking part 13 moves downward, the bolt is released. 21. After the bolt 21 is released and pulled forward by the rubber band, the swing hook 22 moves along the slide 42 and flips to release the rubber band. Under the action of the fourth spring 23, the bolt 21 moves backward to collide with the impact member 31. The impact member 31 drives the release clip 30 to rotate, which in turn releases the gear 29. After the gear 29 releases a rubber band, it hangs on the hanging point 24 of the swing hook 22 of the bolt 21. Since the second locking part 17 is locked by the locking joint 34 of the conversion clip 4, it will not lock the bolt 21. If the trigger 3 is not released, the bolt 21 will repeatedly strike, and the rubber band will continue to fire, realizing the continuous firing process.
[0065] This utility model, due to the above-mentioned structure, has the advantages of simple structure, stable launch, good synergistic effect, and strong interest.
Claims
1. A mechanism for coordinated single-shot and continuous-shot firing, characterized in that... The coordinating mechanism includes a first locking member, a second locking member, a trigger, and a conversion latch. The trigger is slidably connected to the gun body. The first and second locking members are rotatably connected to the gun body via a pin shaft in the middle. The first locking member is connected to the front end of the trigger via a pull rod and to the gun body via a first spring. The second locking member abuts against the front end of the trigger via a second spring and is connected to the gun body via a second spring. The side of the second locking member is driven to connect to the conversion latch mounted on the gun body. The trigger is connected to the gun body via a third spring. When the conversion latch does not lock the second locking member, the trigger moves backward, causing the locking part of the first locking member to move down and the locking part of the second locking member to move up, achieving a burst fire function. When the conversion latch locks the second locking member, the trigger moves backward, causing the locking part of the first locking member to move up, achieving a continuous fire function.
2. The single-shot and continuous-shot coordinated mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The first locking member and the second locking member are rotatably connected to the gun body via the first pin and the second pin, respectively.
3. The combined burst and continuous firing mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The first locking element and the second locking element are rotatably connected to the gun body through the same third pin.
4. The single-shot and continuous-shot coordinated mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The first locking member includes a first locking part, a first connecting part, a first pin hole, and a first mounting hole. The first locking part and the first connecting part are integrally connected, and the first pin hole is located between the first locking part and the first connecting part.
5. The single-shot and continuous-shot coordinated mechanism according to claim 4, characterized in that... The first mounting hole is located on the first locking part, the first pin hole is rotatably connected to the gun body via a pin shaft, the first connecting part is connected to the gun body via a first spring, and the first mounting hole is connected to one end of the pull rod.
6. The single-shot and continuous-shot coordinated mechanism according to claim 4, characterized in that... The second locking component includes a second locking part, a second connecting part, and a second pin hole. The first locking part and the second locking part are integrally connected in an L-shape. The second pin hole is located between the second locking part and the second connecting part. The second locking part is provided with a snap-fit part for the conversion clip to snap into.
7. The single-shot and continuous-shot coordinated mechanism according to claim 6, characterized in that... The end of the second connecting part is connected to the trigger, and the middle part of the second connecting part is connected to the gun body via a second spring.
8. The single-shot and continuous-shot coordinated mechanism according to claim 1, characterized in that... The conversion mechanism includes a locking connector and a toggle head. The locking connector is connected to the toggle head, and the toggle head drives the locking connector to move so that the locking connector engages with the locking part on the second locking part.
9. A rubber band gun employing the burst and continuous firing coordination mechanism as described in claim 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8, comprising a gun body, a striking bolt, a swing hook, and a rubber band release catch assembly, characterized in that... A striker is installed inside the upper part of the gun body, and the striker is slidably connected to the gun body. The striker is connected to the gun body via a fourth spring. A swing hook is rotatably connected to the rear side of the striker. The swing hook includes a hanging point and a sliding flipping part. The hanging point and the sliding flipping part are integrated in an L-shape. A third pin hole is provided between the hanging point and the sliding flipping part. The third pin hole is rotatably connected to the striker via a fourth pin. The sliding flipping part drives the hanging point to flip along the sliding groove inside the gun body to release the rubber band. A rubber band release latch assembly is installed on the rear side of the gun body. A burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is installed on the gun body below the striker. The latching part of the burst firing and continuous firing coordination mechanism is latched with the latching groove provided on the striker.
10. The rubber band gun according to claim 9, characterized in that... The rubber band release mechanism assembly includes a gear, a release mechanism, an impactor, and a fifth spring. The gear is rotatably connected to the gun body via a fifth pin. The release mechanism is rotatably connected to the gun body on the side of the gear via a sixth pin. The release mechanism is elastically connected to the gun body via the fifth spring. The impactor is rotatably connected to the gun body on the side of the release mechanism via a seventh pin. The impactor contacts a sliding bolt. The bolt collides with the impactor, causing the release mechanism to rotate, thereby releasing the gear.